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#38482 30-Jul-2009 13:31
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On 1-day - http://www.1-day.co.nz/products/LRPFCN9T9

Cant afford one at the mo but worth a look - if that price is sustainable then there is no excuse not to turn analog off even before 2012...

edit - sold out in the 15 mins I was looking at it, so disregard :(




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  #240595 30-Jul-2009 14:18
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Spec sheet say you can record to an external HDD or USB, that's pretty cool and damn cheap when you compare to DSE ZINWELL product.



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gone now anyhow.

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